Creating Sci-fi Anime Scenery in Blender

Creating Sci-fi Anime Scenery in Blender

Creating Sci-fi Anime Scenery in Blender : You’ll get an in-depth look at hard-surface modeling, and rendering scenes into 2D animation layers. Then I’ll show you how to set up your camera, animate a scene with keyframes, and give you some helpful anime post-processing techniques.

 Get a Breakdown of Hard-Surface Modeling Essentials
One of the core skills you’ll learn during this class involves modeling a scene. I start by covering the beginning phase of creating a hard-surface model called theory and concepting. Then I introduce useful Blender add-ons and free, open-source programs, including “fSpy,” which sets the parameters of the Blender camera and optionally sets the camera background image. The modeling part is detailed and beginner friendly: starting with basic hard-surface modeling and steadily evolving into a comprehensive hard-surface modeling guide.

 Create Parallax Animation with Depth & Dimension
I’m aware of the difficulty involved with achieving the desired results using Parallex Effects. That’s why I decided to share the process behind rendering a scene into 2D Parallax Layers, setting up the camera specifically for this, and then wrapping it up by animating the scene using Keyframes to create a sense of depth and dimensionality.

 Discover Anime Style Post-processing Techniques
The post-production phase is just as important as the production phase. Here, I’ll guide you through combining the power of After Effects and Blender to create an anime-style scene through adjustment layers and effects. In addition to detailing, I’ll show you how to use Adobe Media Encoder, a helpful tool for rendering videos you plan to share online, which avoids the large file sizes of videos rendered in After Effects.

This course will use Blender, Clip Studio, After Effects, Media Encoder, and fSpy.

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